Dear @inna :
Why do turntables sound different?, this is the tittle of your thread.
For a " flat " simple question a flat simple answer:
because each turntable has different overall design, even the different models that comes from the same manufacturer but in a different price range.
Now, from a strictit audio point of view any TT must does not has a sound by it self but be totally " inert "/silent when in playback condition. That never happens for several things that already posted here that confirms that all are different kind of designs.
Something that we have to remember is that when we are trying to explain " something " in audio we just can't do it trying to aisle a single audio item but to take in count how that audio item/link is surrounded by and in the TT case ( as in many other audio items. ) at least we have to consider the cartridge/tonearm and its accurated or not set up and all these is for say the least.
Now, each one opinion about must comes accompanied with first hand experiences in a well know home audio room/system.
I hope that lohanimal post was made it taking in count what I'm saying here and if not it's just an opinion with not to much value about and I say this not because he agree with that " rookie " gentleman.
With so wide open questions are really dificult that the majority of audiophiles can agree with a spécific conlusion.
Anyway, I learned through your thread. Like that reference system that tell us what not to do. Good lesson.
Regards and enjoy the MUSIC NOT DISTORTIONS,
R.
For a " flat " simple question a flat simple answer:
because each turntable has different overall design, even the different models that comes from the same manufacturer but in a different price range.
Now, from a strictit audio point of view any TT must does not has a sound by it self but be totally " inert "/silent when in playback condition. That never happens for several things that already posted here that confirms that all are different kind of designs.
Something that we have to remember is that when we are trying to explain " something " in audio we just can't do it trying to aisle a single audio item but to take in count how that audio item/link is surrounded by and in the TT case ( as in many other audio items. ) at least we have to consider the cartridge/tonearm and its accurated or not set up and all these is for say the least.
Now, each one opinion about must comes accompanied with first hand experiences in a well know home audio room/system.
I hope that lohanimal post was made it taking in count what I'm saying here and if not it's just an opinion with not to much value about and I say this not because he agree with that " rookie " gentleman.
With so wide open questions are really dificult that the majority of audiophiles can agree with a spécific conlusion.
Anyway, I learned through your thread. Like that reference system that tell us what not to do. Good lesson.
Regards and enjoy the MUSIC NOT DISTORTIONS,
R.